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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1931

Page

8

Blue Heaven Case Is Decided In Federal Court

In Huntsville Tennessee a federal court session sentenced George W Hardy to two years for violating the national prohibition law after admitting house ownership. Joe W Russell an employee of the boat and Edgar Webb received terms of months and twenty months respectively. Local taxi driver P Earp was noted in the report.

Petate Heaven Tennessee Det Fedcourt Huntsville George W. Hardy House Board Joe W. Russell Edgar Webb P. Earp

Return to Duties After Illness Lifts Spirits

Mr McEs return to duties after a period of illness brings gratification to his many friends who will celebrate his recovery and renewed service.

Mce

Black-Draught promotes normal bowel activity, claims ad

An advertisement extols Thedford's Black-Draught as restoring regular bowel function without sickening effects. The copy, written in old marketing style, cites forty five years of use and urges a simple dose for quick relief, though text trails off.

Thedford Mian

Pacific Flight Ends Without Landing Gear

The huge monoplane touched down from Tokio narrowly avoiding a capsize. Witnesses Herndon, Pangborn and Mrs Pangborn, Pangborn’s mother, watched as the craft settled to earth left to right. No new long distance record was set.

Tokio Low Herndon Pangborn

Fall Session of Huntsville Presbytery Held in New Market

New Market Alabama in Madison county hosts the Huntsville Presbytery fall session on October 20 and 21. The program includes sermons, roll calls, reports, forums, and prayer retreats with leaders J E Riddle C M Whitlock J R Crawford A 8 Kaye L J Taylor J S Boatman J R Crawford D D E Kirby Cartwright P E Green and J K Thompson among others.

New Market Ala Madison County Huntsville Presbytery Unday Miss Prayer Kaye L. J. Taylor J. S. Boatman P. & F. A. Committee E. N. Hart P. E. Green J. K. Thompson

Trades School Likely To Open

The trades school, a feature of the Y M C A program for four years, probably will reopen within the next week or so. Details will be announced later.

Trades School

Tots Presented Herein Recital at the Y M C A

A charming function at the Y M C A featured the local kindergarten in recital. Mrs. Clifton Penney and Mrs. Roy Wyatt led the program with young performers such as Wyatt and Ralph Gilmore among the list of little artists.

Y. M. CA Clifton Penney Roy Wyatt Wyatt Warren Ray Ruth Lee Mor Tow Ralph Gilmore Patty Lou Green Richard Yaney Peggy Wildes Mary Arvidson Willard Young J. B. Hill Jack Stewart Penney Y. M. C. A. Board of Management

Change in Office at Louisville and Nashville Railroad

A note reporting a personnel shift at the Louisville and Nashville Railroad indicates a change in office or leadership. Details specify the department or role affected and the individuals involved, outlining the organizational impact and succession within the railway company.

Louisville and Nashville Railroad

Sparkling vitality and a clear skin tonic pitch

A vintage ad extols US S.S. as a tonic for blood strength and vitality. It links red blood cells to health and warns tiredness, pimples and paleness as signs. The copy claims a 100 year record of restoring strength and happiness and urges trying the larger size for savings.

U.S.S

Company Freight Office Replaces Parker as Rate Clerk

The freight office announces a personnel change with H. M. Parker being succeeded by W. M. Hollingsworth as rate clerk. The move reflects internal restructuring within the company’s logistics department.

H. M. Parker W. M. Hollingsworth

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